Flipping the switch

Name: Flipping the switch
Author: Dr. Wm. Wayne Brown
ISBN: 9781511694339

by Dr. Wm. Wayne Brown (2015)

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About this book

Flipping the switch from inertia to movement is a tremendously rewarding and chalenging process. Just knowing your are working toward this goal and taking action will help bring a sense of peace, joy, and accomplishment. This inspiring self-help book shows how you can flip the switch inside yourself and begin building momentum toward a more rewarding personal life. Readers will learn the four principles of significant thinking, along with an array of other useful concepts that will help you make necessary changes for the positive.

Setting / LocationGlobal

Story EraModern Era

Protagonist / CoreFlipping the switch Lead Character

Themes & Moods

Self-Help & Mind Self-help techniques Self-management (Psychology)Modern Era

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